Leave behind the distractions as you gently close the door. Embrace the warmth of your steaming mug in your cupped palms. Slowly turn up the volume.

Now, close your eyes.

Allow the caressing waves of soulful music to wash over you.

Feel your heart leap as the cello soars above the piano's powerful notes, radiating breathtaking beauty.

Absorb the rich and sweet Torah insights.

Allow the gentle, healing vibrations to permeate your being.

Let the music be your guide, transporting you to a higher, spiritual plane...
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"The Vilna Goan was very adamant that the chamber of music (from where music derives) is one of the highest places in shamayim.
I believe music is a gift for us to come to know our truth, to make contact with our souls; our innermost goodness and strivings that live beyond thought, words, and story.
The realm of pure, holy music is a place where the extraneous aspects of our lives and squabbles are shed and we touch an inner unity before everything becomes complicated - and we reconnect with sanity."
-Rebbetzin Tamar Taback

The Ultimate "Me" Time

Nurturing your mind, heart, body and soul... simultaneously.

  • Nourish your soul with the Rebbetzin's Torah preludes that unveil the hidden brilliance and beauty within every word of every song


    Ascend with a rich tapestry of songs from sacred sources, bearing messages of Mashiach, teshuva, prayer, and a gateway to realms beyond our earthly existence

  • Revel in a delectable feast of never-before-released, celestial piano and cello music, with original arrangements.



    Find yourself mouthing along with the vocals, and immerse yourself in the healing and soul-moving vibes

Uplift yourself so you can uplift the others in your life...

About Rebbetzin Tamar

Rebbetzin Tamar Taback was trained as a classical pianist, but chose to shifts genres and focus on creating music that will uplift the neshama and help her listeners grow.
Rebbetzin Tamar is the Founder of the Nexus School for Transformational Torah. BH for over 20 years she has empowered women worldwide through her profound Torah classes – opening their minds and hearts to a new-old understanding of their feminine power in today’s age.
By translating deep insights and teachings into a language that is relevant and accessible, Rebbetzin Tamar makes sure that personal transformation is within reach to all. Supported by leading teachers and Rabbonim, she has built a close-knit community where spiritually seeking women rise together.

She will be accompanied by Peta Ann Holdcroft, one of South Africa's leading cello players.

The Setlist

With commentary from Rebbetzin Tamar...

Ba’al Shem Tov Niggun

The secret of the niggun…. According to some commentaries, a niggun is a legitimate form of commentary - but to the Torah of life. Starting and ending on the same note, meandering through the highs and lows of life, only to find its way home again… allowing us to access a place inside that is beyond the need for words, and that is pure, and good, and true...
Ba’al Shem Tov Niggun

Shalosh Tenuot Niggun

The three parts of this melody were composed by 3 generations of Chassidic dynasty - The Baal Shem Tov, The maggid of Mezzerich, and the Ba’al HaTanya.
The sages say that one who does not sing is bearing a blemish in his soul - and indeed, the Torah greats knew the gift of music.
This is a haunting melody that intensifies as it repeats and has the ability to pierce the heavens in prayer.
Shalosh Tenuot Niggun

R’ Nachman’s Niggun - Ain Yi’ush

What is the secret of the 4 part name of R’ Nachman (Na, nach, nachma, nachman)? When you connect to the essence of Torah, there truly is no despair possible, and the only thing to hold onto is the simcha of Mitzvah.
R’ Nachman is carrying secrets for the final generation that we must know.
R’ Nachman’s Niggun - Ain Yi’ush

Ashira

There is so much goodness in this song. The only songs that will remain in the future are songs of gratitude. I’m sure we will keep singing this.
(Composed by Yonatan Razel as his wife was delivering their baby!)
Ashira

Neve T'laot

This song is a favorite of mine! It's one I’ve sung with tears… but in the end, it will all be good. This song tells us its okay to cry, it releases something. Because what are tears if not the sweat of the soul?
Neve T'laot

Dror Yikra

The gift of Shabbos…
Our Gedolim have told us about the importance of strengthening our observance of Shabbos in the aftermath of the events of Shmini Atzeres. This is a song that pays tribute to the true freedom of the day… and when we are “bejeweled with a crown to wear on our heads”...
Dror Yikra

Mah Navu

We can almost taste the sight of Mashiach arriving on the mountain to redeem our people with this song. I had fun mixing in some Schubert for a classical arrangement of this Avraham Fried classic.
Mah Navu

Nachpesa

This is a song about Teshuva. The ultimate Teshuva resides in the heart and permeates our life from deep within. This has some healing sounds from "Yiruma" you may recognize in its arrangement.
Nachpesa

Vehi Sheamdah

If there ever was a time to sing this song, the time is now. In every generation they seek to destroy us… but Hashem saves us from their hands. The miracles that Hashem performed by the sea as the Jews came out of egypt will pale in comparison to what is in store for us… and we have to believe.
Vehi Sheamdah

Shuva Aleinu

Hashem, we want You back. But we know that You want us even more. This songs touches on the power of our patriarchs and matriarchs to lead the way. Yes, like we learn in Rise Series :)
Shuva Aleinu

Zohar HaRakiah

What is the cryptic statement of the Zohar - that tells us things we can’t imagine could be true... Why do we even learn these deeper secrets of Torah? Are we more worhty than our predecessors? The answer is… because we need them.
And we too will “shine” like the “zohar harakia”...
Zohar HaRakiah